Old Men From Boston Fight For Giants Cubs Lead
American sports wrap recounts Jim Turner pitching a 7–0 shutout as the Boston veterans pace tension in the National League pennant race. Giants, Cubs, and Pirates all vie while Yankees and Tigers win in tight pennant battles. MLB action across leagues shapes late-season standings.
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Charley Grimm
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Cubs
Jim Turner
Lou Fette
Dinny MacFayden
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Yankees
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Brooklyn
De Smet to Host Second Annual Hole-In-One Golf Tourney
De Smet Golf Club plans a Sunday September 26 tournament with four flight divisions and 10 am qualifying rounds. Last year C I Krumm won the first flight. Hansen and Nielsen followed. The Ace event offers ten shots per entrant with prizes for top places. An entry fee covers both events.
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Elmer Robinson
William Burns
Melvin Freeze
Dr. PF. 8
Tschetter
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Kermit Buchelle
Ralph Guldahl Opens Western Open Challenge
Chicago golfer Ralph Guldahl, the National Open champion, faces a field led by Lighthorse Harry Cooper as the 1950 Western Open kicks off amid windy conditions. Snead and Thorp both posted long drives in yesterday’s practice, with Snead reaching 285 yards as Thorp set up to challenge.
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Ralph Guldahl
Chicago
Aeld
Harry’ Cooper
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Sam" Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Vs
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Shawnee-on- Delaware
Snead
Thotopeon
Waldorf Shares Bearish View On Northwestern Prospects
Earl Billigan Evanston Sept 17 Waldorf voices a bearish outlook for Northwestern football 1937 schedule 25 percent harder and material 25 percent weaker than last year yet sees a bright sophomore core led by Jack Ryan Jay Laskay Ollie Babcock and Nick Cutlich along with veterans to form a competitive backfield and line as spring practice produces hopeful talent despite heavy losses including 35 lettermen led by Steve Reid and DeWitt Gibson.
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Evanston
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Fark Wray
Cary DeVry
Leon Fuller
Steve Toth
Don Geyer
Jack Ryan
Milwaukee
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Waldorf
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Lorain
Onic
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Evanstox
Erwin Weener
Bob Voughts
Nick Cutlich
Mike Calvano
Waukesha
Wis
Dick Wells
Buards
John Kovatch
South Bend
Ind
Cleo Diehl
Don Guritz
Hal Method
Rank, Young
Ted Grefe
Wildcat
Fred Varzo
Northwestern
Quaner
Prospects Prove Uncertain in 1937 SD Conference Grid
Pierre records a preview of the Central South Dakota Conference race as teams like Pierre, Ipswich, Faulkton and Faulkton face graduation and inexperienced rosters. Coach Joe Mendel cautions on a fourth straight title while noting star players such as Frenc ler and Ray Frink shaping the season.
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Central South Dakota
Pierre Governors
Ipswich
Ins‘wich
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Hanyers
Joe Mendel
Faulkton
Highmore Faces Conference With Inexperienced Squads
Harold Bailie returns for a fourth year at Highmore with a small, unseasoned squad after finishing second last season. Ipswich backs return but three players skipped school. Mobridge loses Fisher and faces a tougher season. Onida may dish out the threat, while Brack, Grafton, and others loom as potential contenders amid roster turnover and coaching changes.
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Ipswich
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Lester
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Hannann
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Rosen
Cooney
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ViGstun Fe
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Onida
Gnita
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Pt. Pyecre
Agricultural Plan Favorably Received by North Central Leaders
Representatives from two north central states after conferences on the 1938 agricultural conservation program found the plan satisfactory. Iowa committeeman Ralph W. Smith said it would apply equally to Iowa and other states, while Edwin L. Mengel of Brookings South Dakota said farmers there should receive it favorably.
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Ralph W. Smith
Iowa
Edwin L. Mengel
Brookings
S. D
South Dakota
Dayton baseball finalist in national amateur finals
Dayton secured a spot in the three game finals of the national amateur baseball tournament after beating Kramer Pe 6 to 3 last night and drawing a bye in today's round. The Weirton Toledo game remains the only other scheduled contest with finals set to begin Saturday.
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Victori Bus Inix
Weirton
W. Va
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Kramer
Wrestling Results By The Associated Press
Nick Campotreds of Baltimore pinned Stanley Pinto in 24 seconds at Hazleton Pennsylvania. Joe Cox from Mt Kanalis City defeated George Kondylis of Greece in two minutes.
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New York
Nick Campotreds
Baltimore
Stanley Pinto
California
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Joe Cox
Mt. Kanalis City
George Kondylis
Greece
New York Fight Night Ends With a Stoppage
Henry Ammstrong, 122, Los Angeles, stopped Johnny sue Vidi in New York. Andre Lenglet, DIA, France, technically knocked out Eddie Cuderre, 18344, Pawtucket, R. 1,1, in Montreal. Fights Last Night.
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Henry Ammstrong
Los Angeles
Johnny Sue Vidi
Montreal
Andre Lenglet
DIA
France
Eddie Cuderre
Pawtucket
Auto racers seize control at South Dakota State Fair track
Auto racing dominated the South Dakota State Fair with seven events led by the Gold Cup sweepstakes, following three days of horse racing that distributed over 32 000 in stakes and added money. Top entries included Gus Schrader and Emory Collins, with a notable spill involving Joskey Otto Wiese and Lady Omine during the 44 1/2 furlong race. Knapp won the 41 1/2 furlong events, Mayor Dick nosed to victory in the consolation.
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Emory Collins
Nolder
South Dakota
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Collins
Sadie Goldiard
TL Collins
Miller
Sookey
Joskey Otto Wiese
Omine
Laading
Wiese
Nick JL
Knapp
Virtue
Mayor Dick
Bobby Welch
Shotwell
Guy Marlin
Keen Worthy
South Deltona
Dillon
Martinique
Fidelis Worthy
Lady
Goldieard
Hannah "High
Rorie Dillon
Bur McKinney
Millers And Brewers Lead In American Playoff Race
Minneapolis stunned Columbus 3 to 2 to move within two wins of the series lead. Milwaukee beat Toledo 11 to 4 to take a 2-1 edge and press toward the International League title and a World Series shot.
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Columbus
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Red Birds
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Mud Hens
Huron Athletes Join Creighton Football Squad
Huron players Ray Engelbretson and Marshall Kittleson reported for Creighton University footballs first workout with 50 other candidates at Fort Crook Nebraska. Engelbretson, a junior, and Kittleson, a sophomore, are strong contenders for end posts as Creighton builds a squad despite losses at quarterback. Creighton opens the season September 25 at night against St Benedicts College in Omaha.
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Creighton
George Busch
Francis Fishler
Vince Anderson
St. Benedict's College
Ormaha
Woonsocket Team to Tangle With Howard on Sunday
Woonsocket baseball team meets Howard at the Artesian diamond Sunday with a 2:00 p.m. start. The clubs have split three extra inning games this season, Howard winning two. Woonsocket aims to even the series after last Sunday's 8-2 win over Loomis at home, with Gross and Fairfield pitching for Woonsocket and the Anderson brothers for Loomis.
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Howard
Hone
Toomis
Gross
Fairfield
Loomis
Anderson Brothers
Sutherland Seeks Incentive in Pitt Football Prospects
Pittsbugh coach Jack Sutherland discusses Pitt slated strengths and losses for the fall. He notes key returning players including Goldberg Daddio Shaw Delich Matisi Raskowski Petro Hensley Stebbins and the Rose Bowl impact. He confirms Pitt will field much of last year’s core with several backfield and line changes and stresses motivation as the deciding factor.
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Panthers
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Jock
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Daddio
George Delich
Daniel
Tony Matisi
Walter Raskowski
Steve Petro
Don Hensley
Henry Adams
Harold Stebbins
Ohio State
Nebraska League May Add New Teams
Nebraska State Baseball League leaders concluded the 1927 season and discussed a 1938 expansion. President J R Carter said the six club circuit may grow with several towns contacted before the November 3 annual meeting. Mitchell Sioux Falls Beatrice Norfolk and Grand Island were represented. Fairbury was the remaining member this year.
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Nebraska State Baseball League
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